Bryan Robson Leave Thailand National Team

Bryan Robson Leave Thailand National Team - Bryan Robson has released his position as coach of Thailand. But it does not explain whether the decision of former Manchester United player is due to his health condition.

Robson pullback news delivered by the President of the Football Association of Thailand, Worawi Makudi, Wednesday, June 8, 2011. However Makudi refused to explain in more detail about the reasons for the resignation Robson.

"Brian wanted to resign as coach of Thailand and the contract has been terminated by mutual agreement. But I can not give more detailed explanation," said Makudi.

Robson joined the Thailand national team since 23 September 2009 and replaces compatriot Peter Reid. Coach who is now 54-year-old was actually going to deal with the white elephant the team until 2014.

Unfortunately gait Robson with Thai national team is less satisfactory. Under the control of Robson, Tim White Elephant slipped to No. 120 of the world. Robson also failed to bring Thailand was unable to pass the 2011 Asian Cup qualifiers.

This is the first failure of Thailand since 23 years. Robson also failed to bring Thailand's achievement in stage AFF Cup 2010. In this event, the White Elephant forces foundered in preliminary round Group A.

Robson later convicted tenggerorkan cancer. Ambassador Manchester United had even had to undergo surgery in March 2011. Prior to resign from office, Robson often received criticism from fans and the Thai media.